Conservation groups react as U.S. Government finds that pika is “not at risk” from climate change

Last decade saw a tremendous boost in awareness about the precarious state of our oceans

Discovery Channel’s Ziya Tong talks to WWF-Canada’s CEO Gerald Butts about how he thinks humans can change the world!

WWF-Canada is recruiting volunteers to help with our two biggest events – join us!

WWF-Canada’s climate change director Keith Stewart interviewed on Global’s Focus Ontario with Sean Mallen

Monarchs, often the only butterfly most Canadians know, undertake the most extraordinary migration.

Those were the words from a Cree elder at the workshop I attended in Quebec last week, along with biologists, aboriginal leaders, and a room full of Cree, Inuit, Naskapi, and Innu hunters. You could feel the importance of this animal to the culture, spirit, blood, bone, and muscle of everyone present.

President Emeritus Monte Hummel will celebrate his 20th climb at this year’s 20th Canada Life CN Tower Climb for WWF-Canada. He offers some words of wisdom for newbies.

A delightful and absorbing collection of writings and works of art on animals

1,776 steps. Just thinking about it makes me a bit weak in the knees. What if, somewhere around step 815, I need to take a nap?